Sorry, but I don't understand the criticisms of Musk buying Twitter.
As it stands today, we pretty much have a monolithic media in America, covering the same stories, carrying water for the same political party, telling lies for the same left wing political narrative ... with the major exception of Twitter, and smaller journalistic outpos…
Sorry, but I don't understand the criticisms of Musk buying Twitter.
As it stands today, we pretty much have a monolithic media in America, covering the same stories, carrying water for the same political party, telling lies for the same left wing political narrative ... with the major exception of Twitter, and smaller journalistic outposts like this one.
Musk, at least has tried (whatever his motivations) to give Americans the chance to hear 'both narratives', not just one, so we as free people can hear both views and make up our own minds.
It's interesting how much the MSM now hates him for that. Suddenly, the man they treated as a celebrity God two years ago is now a 'troubled' man doing 'bad things'.
Count me as one American, among many, who is thankful he bought Twitter, and is giving the public the chance to see a broad view of our world, not the narrow narrative the media and power brokers incessantly shove down our throats.
The greatest thing for speech in decades. He’s mortal. He makes mistakes, but just giving a voice to people outside the gate keepers should forever be applauded.
Sorry, but I don't understand the criticisms of Musk buying Twitter.
As it stands today, we pretty much have a monolithic media in America, covering the same stories, carrying water for the same political party, telling lies for the same left wing political narrative ... with the major exception of Twitter, and smaller journalistic outposts like this one.
Musk, at least has tried (whatever his motivations) to give Americans the chance to hear 'both narratives', not just one, so we as free people can hear both views and make up our own minds.
It's interesting how much the MSM now hates him for that. Suddenly, the man they treated as a celebrity God two years ago is now a 'troubled' man doing 'bad things'.
Count me as one American, among many, who is thankful he bought Twitter, and is giving the public the chance to see a broad view of our world, not the narrow narrative the media and power brokers incessantly shove down our throats.
The greatest thing for speech in decades. He’s mortal. He makes mistakes, but just giving a voice to people outside the gate keepers should forever be applauded.